Loophole

Loophole is a one-tap Quick Settings toggle for Android Developer Options.

If you're an Android developer, Developer Options is basically always on. But a lot of banking and fintech apps treat that as a red flag and refuse to open, or silently degrade, while it's enabled -- even though you're not doing anything shady, you're just building.

The normal fix is: open Settings, find Developer Options, toggle it off, open your banking app, then remember to turn it back on later. Loophole turns that into one tap from the notification shade.

Features:
* Reads and toggles Developer Options directly via a Quick Settings tile
* Optional home screen widget as an alternative to the tile
* Simple in-app switch as a fallback / status view
* No ads, no analytics, no tracking

Setup note: toggling Developer Options programmatically requires the WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS permission, which Android only allows to be granted manually once via adb (it cannot be requested through a normal runtime permission dialog):

adb shell pm grant <applicationId> android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

Full setup instructions are in the project README.

A note on permissions: the app does not make network requests and holds no INTERNET permission. However, the manifest does include ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE, WAKE_LOCK, RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED, and FOREGROUND_SERVICE. These come from Jetpack Glance, the framework used to build the home screen widget, which relies on WorkManager internally to schedule widget updates and survive process death. They are a byproduct of the widget framework itself, not of any network or background activity Loophole performs.

Fixed permission disclosure in app description (network-related permissions come from the Glance widget framework, not app network activity).
Enabled reproducible builds.
Enabled code and resource shrinking, reducing APK size.